"git commit --amend" feature in github for mac

[zrrtcs]

some of us who sometimes carelessly done commit need this. thanks.

ps: please do not leave a comment in this issue thread here only for "+1"

[paulocheque]

+1

[thomasmery]

+1

[IngwiePhoenix]

Absolutely need that O.O!
+2

[stickel]

👍

[mrmurphy]

+1

[borisdivjak]

+1

[jiserra]

+1

[wowthatisrandom]

+1

[josh18]

+1

[olutsenko]

+1

[nfarina]

Can't the same effect be accomplished via the "Edit" button on the last "unsynced commit"?

[stickel]

Can't the same effect be accomplished via the "Edit" button on the last "unsynced commit"?

Yes, but doesn't help if you have sync'd all your commits. The added steps of having to hit the 'edit' button, make sure the new changes you want aren't overridden, then running commit again are more tedious than, say, a checkbox option to commit --amend

[IngwiePhoenix]

Am 11.05.2014 um 02:27 schrieb Stickel notifications@github.com:

Can't the same effect be accomplished via the "Edit" button on the last "unsynced commit"?

Yes, but doesn't help if you have sync'd all your commits. The added steps of having to hit the 'edit' button, make sure the new changes you want aren't overridden, then running commit again are more tedious than, say, a checkbox option to commit —amend

Not to mention that it also looks cleaner in your commit history.

[nfarina]

Can't the same effect be accomplished via the "Edit" button on the last "unsynced commit"?

Yes, but doesn't help if you have sync'd all your commits.

Well this is kind of a different feature request - modifying a commit post-sync would require a force push, which has new implications.

[MartinMekk]

+1